Abasement cost curves: a viable management tool for enabling the achievement of win-win waste reduction strategies?

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The viability of using the abatement cost curve method as a management tool to enable the achievement of a 'win-win" state is investigated. Copper pollution in the Humber Estuary is used as a case study, and the abatement cost curve methodology proves to be a valuable tool in identifying barriers to achieving the win-win state and also in providing future direction for the waste management strategy.

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Metals in vineyard soils of the Penedes area (NE Spain) after compost application

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A study is conducted in Spanish vineyards to examine the negative effects of using organic wastes, which contains metal content that may spoil vineyard soil.

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Evaluation of municipal wastewater treatment plants with different technologies at Las Rozas, Madrid (Spain)

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Removal efficiency of small scale waste water municipal wastewater treatment plants using different technologies is analyzed.

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